AI trailer generator for movies that don't exist yet

Trailers are built from short, punchy shots, which is exactly how AI video films best. They promise a story instead of finishing it, so you get drama without needing two hours of plot. And they invite a sequel: if people want the movie, Watch more can turn the trailer into Part 1 of a series.

1. 01

   The calm, first 5 seconds

   An ordinary world: a family dinner, a quiet office, a small-town diner.

2. 02

   The crack

   One thing is wrong. A phone call, a stranger, a power cut.

3. 03

   The climb

   Faster cuts, bigger stakes, one line of dialogue that sticks.

4. 04

   The sting

   A last shot after the build-up: a reveal, a scream, a smile that shouldn't be there.

Write “a trailer for” at the start of your idea and the storyboard will cut it this way. Pick 30 seconds for a teaser, 60 for a full trailer.

• A trailer for a thriller where a small-town radio host realises a caller is describing crimes before they happen.

  Make this

• A trailer for a heist movie where the crew's getaway driver is a 16-year-old who just got her learner's permit.

  Make this

• A trailer for a mystery set on a night ferry where every passenger has the same ticket number.

  Make this

• A trailer for a horror movie about a family who buys a house where the previous owners left every light switched on.

  Make this

• A trailer for a horror movie where a town's scarecrows are a little closer to the road every morning in October.

  Make this

Fan trailers for real films and famous characters aren't allowed. Invent your own movie, give it a title that sounds like a poster, and let the crowd decide whether they'd buy a ticket.